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Jazz to take over the CBD
Jazz melodies will fill the streets of the CBD in June with the return of the Melbourne International Jazz Festival running from June 1 to 10.
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Residents hear from Metro Tunnel
The Rail Projects Victoria team presented to Residents 3000 on May 3 about recent progress on the Metro Tunnel project.
Read MoreHistory of protest on show
A free exhibition showcasing Melbourne’s history of street protests takes over Town Hall’s City Gallery until August 11.
Read MoreEating cheaply and healthy in the CBD
Students who live in the CBD face more than academic challenges.
Read MoreStudent housing boom
The CBD is experiencing an unprecedented wave of student accommodation construction, with a number of purpose-built buildings either in the pipeline or near completion.
Read MoreSlender “magic” tower to soar above Melbourne
Australia’s tallest tower could grace the CBD skyline courtesy of the Royal Society of Victoria.
Read MoreStudents tell story on stage
A group of international students from countries such as China, Brazil, Indonesia, India, Iraq and Australia delivered a sell-out theatre performance at Victoria University on May 4.
Read MoreMore visitor hubs for CBD
A new purpose built visitor hub at the Town Hall will replace the Federation Square visitor information centre as the new hub for tourists.
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Raise your tea cups to the royal couple
Separated by distance only, Melbourne’s Lady Mayoress Committee (LMC) celebrated the royal wedding in style with a high tea at the Windsor Hotel on May 14.
Read MoreLonsdale St sky sign
Drive By Developments has proposed to the City of Melbourne to construct and display a major promotion sky sign on the roof of an existing two-storey building at 272-282 Lonsdale St.
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Susan Riley calls time on council
The rescued Lulu in her backyard
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